SDAY, MARCH 17, 1926
And ap} ing on
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Your Door.
Rate.
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THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA.
Effective March 10th
$90 Price Cut on
FFUDSON-ESSEX
HUDSON BROUGHAM, HUDSON COACH
COACH. This is in addition to the Tax Re-
duction made February 27th, and is for cars equipped with
Front and Rear Bumpers, Electric Windshield Cleaner,
Rear View Mirrow, Transmission Lock, built in; Radiator
Shutters, Motor-Meter Combination and Tail Light.
“At Your Door” Cost
NOTHING MORE TO PAY
SEX 6 COACH......$829
UDSON COACH ..... $1259
udson Brougham... $1519
udson 7-Pass. Sedan $1750
Convenient Purchase Terms
Don’t be misled by F. O. B. or Factory or List Prices. TO
> \ SUCH PRICES MUST BE ADDED freight, handling and sun-
dry other charges which greatly increase the actual cost:
“Hudson-Essex’’ Prices are those you pay for delivery “At
They include freight and tax at the New Low
No delivery handling charges are made.
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Buy Now For Prompt Delivery
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E. B. Rohrer, Mount Joy, Pa.
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1 You Can Guarantee First Mortgage
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LADIES = 2 A Why risk a ess in order to make
HAIR . ® 0 BYCHICKS a profit? “Papel Profits” are so of-
- = Nise 9507 of vour hatch; ten “Pocket Loses”. In all the
Bo Bal fis vears of businessShistory no one o
= Paste Ba | Chick the thousands customers
u . Poy Yelp x eed, has ever suffered agloss. All have
2 Gimeno Seat [made mote, MIB bonds oer
’ mi reed in sary | Rely vith interest tp to 77%.
= = = ye SUH ey sam No market fluctuaions. very
Bender’s Barber S = Bl machinery. of ponds sre {gq Srna | Every
um | sold yearly without single com- plus a‘:good interest. %
. t. MT. JOY EB plaint. i he biggest 2 3 : ©
TWO BARBERS Esst Main St, Show your appreciation to her While yet living by say- 5 ' starter in the world. Represented by YG
Mar. 3-tf * w Se ; “or Mother's Day. May Lik ,
ing it with (a box of Art Style Candy r Mother's y, May intin 0. eit el
00. You ol wi ih tov Stow hc fort = Qu t R X
el boxes with the very best of candy ever Rut on the market. a SALUNGA, PENNA.
"7 dg FA AE |= Let me have your order for a box to-day dad you can get it = Phone: Landisville 33M
m just a few days before May 9th. Put up and two- =
ou pound boxes. \ =. C .
) a 5 3 3 Pood ] Cer ; fied Seed Potatoes
EASTER EXCURSION > a THE RE X A LL S O E ou Sold and Guaranteed by : We ave to offer choice cer-
To wu HW! H. E. HAUER, E. W. GARB tified Ifgh Cobblers and Mich-
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mH. S. NEWCOMER, Mount Joy, Pa.| igan Rullsets from the best
: i , ER, Mount Joy, Pa. u , ,
AN IC Cl Y = E-W. GARB , y mar. 1 = source obf@iinable. The fields!
= ream, Groceries and| from whic these potatoes)
ie) Y, APRIL 4th ON i were grown personally
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LAWARE RIVER BRIDGE
Excursion
Fare
Mou 7.02 A.M. $3.75 LaMgster ...7.25 A.M. 3.75
Jou fey IAM City Ar. 10.25 A. M.
{rid your system ©
order caused by Catarrh.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledd
+1 will do what we
Cine claim for it—
rth or Deafness
Sold by druggists for over 40 y
Crushed Stone.
turers of Concrete
and Lintels.
in the “Bulletin”|* & B
TY
HOW ARE YOUR SHOES?
DON’T WAIT TOO LONG
70 E. Main Street
'|D. M. WOLGEMUTH, }
ixon and are
$10.50—21%, bushel bag.
PHONE
lorin
OR WRITE
R. B. ZOOK, R. 1, Mount oy
mar. 10-tf
WANTED—Everybody in this sec-
tion to use our “wanted, for sale,
etc.” column more frequently. It is
bound to pay. Just try it. tf
PAGE THREE
Interesting Cage
News of the Week
(From Page One)
Laskewitz, F. .... 0 5 5
Heilig, F. 0 8 2
Totals: 4, 12 4 28
Referee, Grube.
Our Youngsters Lost
Coach Diehm’s George Ross
school quintet turned in a fine vic-
tory over the Mt. Joy youngsters
on the Lancaster floor by a 20 to
16 score. Ross
3 e 0S.
Geo's Field Foul Total
Goals Goals Pts.
Dietrich, F. ..... 2 0 4
Calder; PF... 2 2 S
Weaver, FP. ..... 1 0 2
Brubaker, C. .... 0 0
Sullenberger, C. 0 1 1
McCune, G. ..... 1 0 2
Biemsderfer, G. 2 1 5
Nagle, 0 0 0
Totals... 8 4 20
: Mount Jo
Field Foul Total
Goals Goals Pts.
Shatte, Fv 4 1 9
Charles, FE." 1 0 a
Stump, C. 2 1 5
Hauer, G.-....... 0 0 0
Weaver, G. ..... 0 0 0
fackler, 'F, ...... 0 0 0
Totals 7 2 16
Referree, Houser, LH. S.;
Timekeeper, Batdorf; Time of
halves, 16 minutes.
MAYTOWN
Miss Anna Culp, of Lancaster,
spent the week-end with her par-
ents,
A special meeting of the Ladies’
Auxiliary and Fire Company was
held Monday evening.
Mrs. Rhoda Grove is
some time with her son,
and family at Harrisburg.
Mrs, Hummel, of Columbia, is
spending several weeks with her
| daughter, Mrs. John Kame.
Paris Hoffman, of Norristown,
spent several days with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Hoffman.
C. C. Keiser is spending several
days with his mother and rela-
tives at Mifflinburg, Union Co.
Mrs. C. . Keiser spent the
week end with her daughter at
Millersville State Normal School.
Mrs. John Wolf and children are
spending some time with Mrs.
Wolfe's sister, Miss Helen J. Sload
Miss Martha Epley, of Gettys-
burg, spent the week-end at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Stra-
ley.
Mrs. Elmer B. Grove has return-
spending
Walter,
ed to her home after spending
some time with friends in Phila.
delphia.
Martin Longenecker, of State
College, spent the week-end with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Elmer
Longenecker.
Luther Straley, a
Gettysburg, spent the
with his parents, Mr.
A. Straley.
On Monday evening, a birthday
surprise party was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Hermah
Shue, for Mrs .Shue.
Mr. and Mrs. larry Gochenaur,
of Wisconsin, are spending some
time with Mr. Gochenaur’s mother,
Mrs, Ellen Gochenaur,
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bausman,
of Bausman, spent Sunday at the
home «f Mrs. Bausman's narents,
{Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Hoffman.
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KINDERHOOK
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student at
week-end
and Mrs. C.
Ruth Kise visited in
recently.
Charles Keiser is recovering
from an attack of tonsilitis,
_ Rev. G, 8, Albvight is recover-
ing from an attack of the grip.
Re, C. BH, Menger] preached on
Sunday evening in the Kinder
U. E. church. 8
William, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Zeamer, is confined to his
Bos with illness
rs. Ida M. Eisenberger
Miss A. Elizabeth Creo Bh
Sunday as the guests of Mr, and
Mrs. C. M. Lichty, of Klinesville,
The Crescent Pipe Line Com-
pany has rented the ‘Old Brick
Tavern’ from John A. Mouk and
have already installed about 100
beds. They ‘intend to send a force
of men here to dismantle the pipe
line and will probably be located
in this section for several months,
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Columbia
A Very Good Home.
Any one wanting a very well
built home in a good community
should see this, A 64 ft. lot. with
an 8-room hous, has all conven-
ences, open lawn and property is i
good shape. pry a
pay April 1st. See J. RE. Sheroll
Mt. Joy, Phone 41R3, tf
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Here’s a Nice Home
Who wants a nice brick property,
on corner with wide lot on side on
Marietta street, one of our most
beautiful residential streets, for
only $4,500. This property won’t
last long at that price so don’t de-
lay if you are interested. tf
: Next Community Sale
The next Community Sale at
the Florin Hall will be held on Sat-
‘urday, Mar. 20, at 6 o'clock P, M.
They will sell live stock, imple-
ments, household goods, ete. Don’t
forget the time and place,
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The Difference
The difference between a “tomahto”
and a tomato is regarded by some as
the difference between “high culture”
and agricuiture, says the office boy.
Volcano Still Alive
Mount Popocatepetl, the smoking
mountain of Mexico, is still smoking,
though no eruption has occurred since
1540.
ae
When horses were first introduc-
ed into Polynesia they frightened
the natives, but they are now ecall-
ed “buaa-hovo-fenna,” meaning “‘a
pig which runs quickly over the
ground.”
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Consistent advertising always
pays.